The United States is a land of prosperity and opportunities. Immigrants from all

over the world migrate to America to achieve the American dream. The American dream,

for every person living in America, is having an equal opportunity to be successful and

the success is achieved by all the hard work and dedication Americans do throughout

their lifetime. Success has different meanings for different people as we all do not have

the similar needs and have a different point of views to life. Success for some people is

achieving financial stability while others see success as happiness and love. Immigrants

take the courage to step out of their motherland and move to America to achieve their

desired goals and live a healthy and wealthy life. …show more content…
Though, the immigrants have to face

racial discrimination, language barrier, and slavery issues yet the Asian immigrants use

the advantage of intellectual minds and achieve their desired goals and become successful

in the United States.

America is the land of freedom and equality, everyone has the right to do their

own thing free from any kind of discrimination, but nearly every immigrant had to face

racial discrimination at some point in their life. In "From A Tangle of Pathology to A

Race-Fair America" , Alan contends that the " regardless of age, household structure,

education, occupation, or income, there is still a lot of difference in the wealth between

the black and white families"(418-19). Racism still exists in the American society

because the black and white man with same educational level and work experience still

black people earn less than the salary of a white person. Racism is the major issue among

immigrants as many people have lost their lives in racist attacks which is unacceptable in

the society. Similarly, the Asian immigrants had to deal with racial discrimination in the

land of freedom and equality. In "Ethnic Groups" Nadal portrays examples how …show more content…
Therefore, immigrants deal with racism and

still, achieve high goals because of their firm beliefs and hard work.

Despite the fact of being living in the nation for many years immigrants still

have to counter the feeling of being foreigners and not Americans. Every year nearly, 1

million international students take admission in U.S colleges. The life of international

students is very challenging as in "How Immigrants Become Others" by Orozco, he

contends that illegal immigrants and international students always have the "fear of

apprehension and deportation have been an ever- present shadow in their lives"(672).

This illustrates that immigrants always live with a fear of getting deported and leaving

their loved ones behind. However, the number of graduates in the doctorates school of

America is Asian international students, which portray that living in the fear of being

deported and still being successful is praiseworthy.

Communication is the biggest problem that immigrants had to face as we all need

to communicate with each other to express our feelings and thoughts. Most immigrants

groups counter problem in communicating due to the language barrier whereas